Links
“Botswana Citizenship: Low hanging fruit for business tycoons” in The Business Weekly, November 7 edition 2025. Pg. 28.
“The Rainmaker” in Petlwana Literary Journal. (6th September 2025).
A short story on a charlatan who brings more than rain to his drought ridden city.
The Babysitter (Kalahari Review, 19 November 2024).
A tragic short story about a child falling victim to our twisted world despite the best efforts of her protective mother.
From the Hills of Gabane (Kalahari Review, 23 November 2023).
Three poems about Botswana.
Look Beyond Chobe River (Kalahari Review, 12 June 2023)
Three poems about Botswana.
The Roads in Town (Kalahari Review, 3 April 2024).
Three poems about Gaborone.
“Two Experts in a Garden” in Binary Bisection: Anthology of African Writing on AI. Ed. Tahzeeb Akram. Brittle Paper. 2023.
A poem about AI’s impact on society, specifically gardening.
(Re)Reading my Grandfather’s Poem as an English Teacher (Brittle Paper, 15th May 2023)
An reflective analysis of David Rubadiri’s poem “An African Thunderstorm”
Grenzenlos (World University Services Germany, 24th March 2020)
A poem on Grenzenlos’s mission for sustainability through global education. Below is the recital of the German translation.
Samuel Rubadiri 